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THE
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AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE
386 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 16, N. Y. Cable Address, "WISHCOM, NEW YORK"
Telephone MURRAY HILL 5-0181
JOSEPH M. PROSKAUER. President
JACOB BLAUSTEIN. Chairman Executive Committee
ALAN It STROOCK, Vice-Choirmon Execulis-e Committee
DAVID SHER, Chairman Adminissratise Committee
JOHN SLAWSON. Executive Vice-President
JACOB J. lCAPLa\N. Bosson, Vice-PeeiUenS
EDWARD LaAZANSKY. Brookhn, Vice-President
FRED LAZARUS. Jr.. Cincinnati, Vice President
M. C. SLOSS, San tetncisco. Vice-PrtsiJenS
HORACE STERN. Philadelphia. Vice-President
HENRY WLNEMAN. DeSrois, Vice-President
ABRAM I. ELKUS. Honorary Vice President
HERBERT H. LEHMAN. Honorary Vice-President
NATHAN II OHRBACH. Treasurer
ALBERT II. LIEBERMAN, Associate Treasurer
VICTOR S. R1ESENFELD. Secretary
DEPa\RTMENT OF COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES JOSEPH W1LLEN. Chairman • NATHAN WEISMj^N, Director
November 15, 19A6
Mr. Herbert B. Ehrmann
80 Federal Street
Boston, Massachusetts
Dear ?£r. Ehrmann:
I am sending you herewith a copy of an advertisement prepared
by our office for placement in local newspapers by business concerns.
The advertisement, as you see, ties in promotion of our relaxation of immigration campaign with the Thanksgiving Day celebration.
These advertisements have been sent to your local Community
Council. We know that the Council will be taking measures, as usual,
to get these advertisements placed. But the campaign to build up a
favorable attitude towards the immigration of displaced persons is,
as you already know, a top priority concern for the American Jewish
Committee and we would like to utilize your chapter's business resources
as an additional means of seeing that these ads get the widest possible
play. May I suggest, therefore, that you give your attention to the
following:
1. Check with your Community Council as to what is being
done to place these ads, advising them of your chapter's
keen interest in the success of this particular project.
2. Check with business men in your chapter who ordinarily
place ads in papers to determine whether they would
wish to run this particular ad. This, of course, should
be cleared with your Community Council.
I should be much gratified to hear from you on this matter.
Cordially,
et-Cu^i^o S- /^-r-e-^aCLy-
Louis S. Breier
LSB:SL
Encl.
Object Description
| Collection Name | Jewish Community Relations Council, Boston, Massachusetts |
| Collection Number | I-123 |
| Dates | 1946; 1947; 1948; 1949; 1950 |
| Box Number | 118 |
| Folder Number | 01 |
| Subjects |
Anti-Semitism--United States Boston--Social Conditions Civil Rights World War, 1930-1945--Jews Judaism--Relations--Christianity |
| Access | Request access |
| Rights | User has an obligation to determine copyright or other use restrictions prior to publication or distribution. Please contact the archives at reference@ajhsboston.org or 617-226-1245 for more information. |
| Source | American Jewish Historical Society-New England Archives, New England Historic Genealogical Society |
Description
| Collection Name | Jewish Community Relations Council, Boston, Massachusetts |
| Collection Number | I-123 |
| Dates | 1946; 1947; 1948; 1949; 1950 |
| Box Number | 118 |
| Folder Number | 01 |
| Subjects |
Anti-Semitism--United States Boston--Social Conditions Civil Rights World War, 1930-1945--Jews Judaism--Relations--Christianity |
| Description |
Activities Immigration Displaced Persons Post World War II Correspondence |
| Access | Request access |
| Rights | User has an obligation to determine copyright or other use restrictions prior to publication or distribution. Please contact the archives at reference@ajhsboston.org or 617-226-1245 for more information. |
| Transcript | THE J AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE 386 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 16, N. Y. Cable Address, "WISHCOM, NEW YORK" Telephone MURRAY HILL 5-0181 JOSEPH M. PROSKAUER. President JACOB BLAUSTEIN. Chairman Executive Committee ALAN It STROOCK, Vice-Choirmon Execulis-e Committee DAVID SHER, Chairman Adminissratise Committee JOHN SLAWSON. Executive Vice-President JACOB J. lCAPLa\N. Bosson, Vice-PeeiUenS EDWARD LaAZANSKY. Brookhn, Vice-President FRED LAZARUS. Jr.. Cincinnati, Vice President M. C. SLOSS, San tetncisco. Vice-PrtsiJenS HORACE STERN. Philadelphia. Vice-President HENRY WLNEMAN. DeSrois, Vice-President ABRAM I. ELKUS. Honorary Vice President HERBERT H. LEHMAN. Honorary Vice-President NATHAN II OHRBACH. Treasurer ALBERT II. LIEBERMAN, Associate Treasurer VICTOR S. R1ESENFELD. Secretary DEPa\RTMENT OF COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES JOSEPH W1LLEN. Chairman • NATHAN WEISMj^N, Director November 15, 19A6 Mr. Herbert B. Ehrmann 80 Federal Street Boston, Massachusetts Dear ?£r. Ehrmann: I am sending you herewith a copy of an advertisement prepared by our office for placement in local newspapers by business concerns. The advertisement, as you see, ties in promotion of our relaxation of immigration campaign with the Thanksgiving Day celebration. These advertisements have been sent to your local Community Council. We know that the Council will be taking measures, as usual, to get these advertisements placed. But the campaign to build up a favorable attitude towards the immigration of displaced persons is, as you already know, a top priority concern for the American Jewish Committee and we would like to utilize your chapter's business resources as an additional means of seeing that these ads get the widest possible play. May I suggest, therefore, that you give your attention to the following: 1. Check with your Community Council as to what is being done to place these ads, advising them of your chapter's keen interest in the success of this particular project. 2. Check with business men in your chapter who ordinarily place ads in papers to determine whether they would wish to run this particular ad. This, of course, should be cleared with your Community Council. I should be much gratified to hear from you on this matter. Cordially, et-Cu^i^o S- /^-r-e-^aCLy- Louis S. Breier LSB:SL Encl. |
| Source | American Jewish Historical Society-New England Archives, New England Historic Genealogical Society |
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